Chinese Guardian

Chinese guardian lions in original condition. The lions are made from wood and were handmade

We present you with this stunning pair of statues representing Chinese guardian lions, also known

Vintage Pair of Chinese Guardian Lions, Foo Dogs or Shishi are symbolic, protective figures that

subculture in ancient China, and demanded their own set of tools that were not only functional, but also

Qing-dynasty home in China’s Shanxi province. One has a pearl under its foot, and the other has a lion

In Asian culture, the lion-like guardian lion or foo dog is a symbol of protection and guardianship

Vintage pair of glazed ceramic Komainu figurines with a crackle effect, Guardian Lions, better

Brightly painted with a male and female foo dog or Buddhistic lion one holding a ball for the material world and the female with the cub representing the spiritual.

hand-carved rose quartz foo dogs (also known as guardian lions) exudes protective strength and artistry

home in 19th-century China. Also known as shizi or foo dogs, the mythical creatures are believed to be

Here we offer a pair of Chinese Guardian Lions, often called "Foo Dogs." Chinese Guardian Lions are

Condition Good Condition considering Age and History, worn areas throughout, see photos Chinese guardian

Antique Fengshui Chinese Bronze Guardian Lion Foo Dog Statue Sculpture - Pair Chinese guardian

A large and impressive pair of blanc de chine porcelain Chinese guardian lions / Foo Dogs / Shishi

Chinese, Ming Dynasty. Pair, Ming Dynasty Gilt Bronze Diminutive Chinese Foo Dogs or Guardian

the lid is most often a Chinese guardian lion (shi / "foo dog" ), a stylized mythical beast. These

. 1,000 lbs each Known as Chinese guardian lions, imperial guardian lions, stone lions, shishi, lion dogs

This cast iron piece features a statuary male Chinese guardian Lion (Foo Dog) proudly balancing

. Statues are traditional Chinese guardians, representing protection, wealth, and good fortune in Chinese

A Chinese Ming Dynasty period (1368 - 1644) hand-carved stone Foo Dog guardian lion sculpture

patina. Each oil lamp rests on four legs toppd by a Foo dog. Foo Dogs or Chinese guardian lions are a

called foo dogs or fu dogs. Foo dogs were originally displayed outdoors. These Chinese guardian lions

power, spiritual authority, and cosmic balance. In Tibetan and Chinese culture, the dragon is far more

Striking pair of Chinese Guardian lions, also known as Food Dogs, beautifully rendered in a rich

actually a mistake made in the west. In reality these imperial Chinese guardians are lions, which were

from the open mouths when in use. Chinese guardian lions. Lions have long been associated with

the composition is a large medallion adorned with lion dogs, traditional guardians in Chinese culture

. Originating in China, foo dogs resemble Chinese guardian lions, representing prosperity, success, and

. The lid of the jar features a foo dog, also known as a "Chinese guardian lion" or "lion of Buddha

lamps features a striking design inspired by the legendary Chinese guardian lions, symbolizing

Carved Chinese Foo Dog Cigar, cigarette, 420 Ashtray, or Incense Burner - Chinese Guardian Lion. A

Pair of hand carved Chinese Jade hardstone Foo Lions or Fu Dogs. This pair of Chinese spinach jade

$158,853 USD for Orchids, sold at China Guardian Auctions, Beijing in 2015. The artist died in 1982.  

A Chinese soapstone guardian lion, 19th century. 5 ½ inches wide by 2 ½ inches deep by 4 ½ inches

. He is likely one of the four heavenly kings, the protective guardians widely worshiped in China. This

This ancient stone guardian lion shizi was carved by hand out of a single block of limestone. The

guardian of the home. He exudes a remarkable sense of life and energy - crouched on all fours with curly

guardian of the home. He exudes a remarkable sense of life and energy - crouched on all fours with curly

made in the west. In reality these imperial Chinese guardians are lions, which were believed to have

gatekeepers seen throughout China and elsewhere in Asia. Traditional symbols of protection, they are made from

two crouching mythical guardians with fearsome expressions meant to protect the sleeping owner from

small sculpture that exudes a lot of presence. A very appealing warm, coppery patina. Guardian

The features of this stone Foo lion has been softened by being exposed to the elements for many centuries. Still a very handsome sculptural specimen made from carved stone, it is kno...

A Chinese hand carved and hand painted wooden effigy of a fantastic Bixie dating to before Song

Chinoiserie motifs popularized in German Art Déco. Molded as a chinese guardian lion (or 'foo dog') with head

modern take on the traditional Chinese guardian lion, each statue boasts a dramatic two-tone glaze

subtle mineral deposits, exudes an aura of timelessness and reverence. As guardians of temples and

This 19th-century hand-carved polychromatic wood figure depicts a powerful Guardian, poised on a

A magnificent pair of large antique Chinese porcelain temple Guardian Lions - Foo Dogs. The near

This pair of limestone fu lion-dogs once protected a grand courtyard home in 19th-century China

jade green lappets centred by gilt shisa (the Japanese variant of Chinese guardian lions), the central

guarded the entrance to one of provincial China's grand homes. One peers up and the other down, both

Antique Chinese pottery tomb guardian panel with stand. Age: China, Song Dynasty, 10th - 12th

A large antique Chinese glazed Sancai pottery temple guardian figure, designed to ward off evil

This limestone carving depicts a Fu Dog Guardian figure and was carved from a solid block

finish over their natural color, but they can be repainted any color. While they represent guardian lions

Antique Chinese Tang Dynasty-style terra cotta tomb guardian figure seen in its typical stance of